Breckenridge High School - Buckaroo Yearbook (Breckenridge, TX)
- Class of 1943
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Army, Quartermaster Corps in October, 1940. PILOT CLYDE GILBERT BALL Born May ll, 1921. Graduated 1939. En- listed in U. S. Army Air Corps in Decem- ber, 1942. Stationed in California. EN SIGN IAMES ROY KILE Born September 4, 1917. Graduated 1936, and was football coach. Entered Marine Air Corps in September, 1942. LT. RAYMOND M. KILE Born November 7, 1910. Graduated 1930. Worked for Chemical Process Com- pany. Entered U. S. Army in March, 1942. PF C. BENIAMIN IOSEPI-I DEAN, IR. Born November 20, 1920. Graduated Mayp 1937. Enlisted Iuly, 1939, in the U. S. Marine Corps. Served at Naval Bases on Luzon Islands. Fought with the Fourth Marines throughout Bataan Campaign and was evacuated to Cor- reqidor. Taken prisoner of Iapanese. PFC. IOI-IN ARTHUR DEAN Born May 31, 1924. Graduated in 1942. Enlisted in Army Air Corps in December, 1942. CADET WILLIAM BEALE DEAN Born February 26, 1922. Graduated in 1938. Enlisted in Army Air Corps in Iuly, 1942. LT. MONROE MYDETTE Born October 30, 1916. Graduated 1935. Entered the U. S. Army in the 315 En- gineers at Abilene in April, 1942. PVT. LEONARD LAMBERT, IR. Born May 16, 1925. Graduated in 1942. Ioined the U. S. Army Air Corps in No- vember, 1942. His address is Sheppard Field. F. lfc RUSSELL LAMBERT Born May 16, 1925. Graduated in 1938. Enlisted in U. S. Navy in Iuly, 1940. Has seen action in the Solomon Islands and Guadalcanal. ZXC PETTY OFFICER DON ELTON DAVIS Born Auqust 15, 1916. Graduated in 1933. Entered U. S. Coast Guard in Iuly, 1933. SGT. BOB BROWN Born November 17, 1921. Graduated in 1940. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps as 'Mechanic in Iune, 1940. Graduate of Aviation Technical School at Chanute Field, Illinois. Stationed at Tarrant Field. 7' lk ,. ,fr X .Q .5 ? 'N vl- rn 7 SGT. DURWOOD WALTER I ONES Born Ianuary 31, 1916. Graduated 1935. Entered U. S. Army November 25, 1940. TECH. CORP. DOYLE W. IONES Born Ianuary 31, 1916. Graduated 1935. Entered U. S. Army November 25, 1940. RADIO OPERATOR LE ROY VERNER MEADOR Born December 15, 1920. Graduated 1938. Entered U. S. Maritime Service Iu1y, 1942. STAFF SGT., ANDREW CHARLES HENDERSON Born February 5, 1918. Graduated 1935. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps Ianuary, 1941. Now serving in North Africa. LT. DAVIS B. MAULDIN Born April 22, 1920. Graduated 1936. Entered U. S. Army Iune 10, 1942. CADET CHARLES M. CLARK, IR. Born September 27, 1921. Graduated 1941. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps Sep- tember, 1941. SGT. EDWIN STITH COLE Born December 21, 1914. Graduated 1932. Entered U. S. Army 1940. PFC. ADNER ROSS COLE Born February 13, 1917. Graduated 1934. Entered U. S. Army Parachute Troops February, 1942. CAPT. EDWIN M. SAYRE Born December 19, 1915. Ioined the Na- tional Guard in 1932. Enlisted in the U. S. Army in the Paratroops Service at Fort Bragg, N.C., in 1940. ZND LT. FRANK N. SAYRE Born Ianuary 11, 1920. Graduated in 1937. Entered Army Air Corps in Ianu- ary, 1940. FIRST SGT. ARTHUR KELLETT SAYRE Born Ianuary 11, 1920. Graduated in 1937. Entered Army Air Corps in Ianu- ary, 1940. Has seen action in New Guinea. CPL. GALEN I. DAVIS Born March 5, 1921. Graduated in 1939. Entered U. S. Army in November, 1940. Transferred to Air Corps in 1941. CADET OLLIE B. LIVINGSTON Born March 6, 1919. Graduated 1938. Entered lst Regiment ot U. S. Army Air Corps. Now attending Quartermaster Schooi at Camp Lee, Virginia. M. M. 2,f'c HARRISON RAY WILSON Born August 30, 1919. Graduated in 1936. Entered Coast Guard in Septem- ber, 1942. ZNDLT. GLYNN MAURICE COVINGTON Born August 3, 1916. Worked for Lone Star after leaving school. Entered the U. S. Army in October, 1941. LT. RAMON H. PICKERING Born March 7, 1941. Graduated in 1940. Inducted into U. S. Army in November, 1940. Trumpeter and drummer in 144 Infantry. i N4- ...Q 111 .2. AG 4 it PVT. BILLY GENE CAMPBELL Born Ianuary 15, 1924. Graduated 1942. Entered U. S. Army in Ianuary, 1943, in the Anti-Aircraft division. SGT. EDWIN FLETCHER IAMES Born August 1, 1919. Graduated 1939. Enlisted in U. S. Army in March, 1941. In Australia now. PVT. ALBAN LEMUEL BIRDWELL, IR. Born October 2, 1922. Graduated in 1941 and attended A. 6: M. College. Entered the U. S. Army in March, 1943, in the Chemical Warfare Division. PFC. ARBERT DAMERON Born February 20, 1913. Graduated in 1930. Entered the Marine Corps in Iuly, 1942. Now stationed at Pearl Harbor. PFC. IOSEPH KIKER Born September 9, 1916. Graduated in 1935. Enlisted in U. S. Army in the Signal Corps. Has been in Casa Blanca and is now in North Africa. IAMES DANIEL SWEEN EY Born April 17, 1917. Graduated 1934. En- tered U. S. Army Air Corps March, 1943. Now in Officers' Training School in Florida. PVT. I. C. MURPHREE Born November l, 1923. Graduated in 1943. Entered the Army Air Corps in February, 1943. Stationed in North Caro- ina. TECH SGT. WOODROW NORVELL Born October 19, 1922. Graduated in 1939. Enlisted in the 142 Infantry, 36th Division in November, 1940. PFC. GAILARD ELWOOD MINCHEW Born February 2, 1919. Graduated in 1936. Entered Army Air Corps Ianuary, 1942. Action seen in North Africa. PFC. HERMAN DEWEY BANDY Born Iuly 14, 1922. Graduated in 1940. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps Iuly, 1940. Action seen in Philippine Islands. Miss- ing in action in the Philippines. Cited tor bravery in the Battle of Bataan. RADIOMAN 3 fc DON GRAY CALVERT Born September 11, 1918. Graduated, 1936. Entered U. S. Navy March, 1942. ENSIGN IOHN DILLARD DAVIS, IR. Born February 23, 1917. Graduated in 1933. Band director before entering U. S. Navy. Member of Pi Phi Pi, Alpha Chi, and Kappa Delta Pi. Entered U. S. Navy luly, 1942. CADET ADIUTANT ROSS LILES ELLIOTT Born Ianuary 7, 1916. Graduated in 1934. Graduate ot Texas University. Member of Delta Tau Delta and Lions Club. Entered Army Air Corps Decem- ber, 1942. 1-1ARR1S MONROE VEALE Born February 23, 1922. Graduated in 1939. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps Sep tember 24, 1942. Attending Officer's Training School. PVT. GARLAND R. CAREY Born Ianuary 22, 1911. Graduated in 1931. Member of the local Rotary Club. Entered U. S. Army September, 1941. 2ND LT. CHARLES DALE EUBANKS Born February 19, 1920. Graduated in 1937. Attended Texas Tech. Entered U. S. Air Corps Ianuary, 1942. -IW Ye... .J 'F Q -.aim lg, N C., fw PFC. TROY G. FREELAND Graduated in 1934. Entered U. S. Marine Corps, Iune, 1938. CORP. WILLIAM MARTIN PRICE Born February 24, 1921. Graduated in 1938. Entered Ordnance Department of U. S. Army Air Corps. Stationed at Stin- son Field, San Antonio, Texas. 2ND LT. FRED H. SQUYRES Born March 23, 1920. Graduated in 1938. Entered U. S. Army November, 1940. LEWIS WARREN HOOD Born Ianuary 13, 1921. Graduated in 1939. Entered Army Air Corps Novem- ber, 1942. PETTY OFFICER MILTON IEROME CROOK Born May 2, 1923. Graduated in 1939. Entered U. S. Navy April 21, 1941. PETTY OFFICER ALFRED B. COLE Born December 9, 1912. Graduated in 1930. Entered U. S. Navy August, 1942. LT. EARL DALE HALL Born December 14, 1916. Graduated in 1935. Graduate of Connors Ir. College and Panhand1e A. G M. Entered U. S. Marine Corps Iune, 1941. SGT. T. H. ALLEN, IR. Graduated in 1938. Attended I.T.A.C. Entered U. S. Marine Corps November, 1939 SGT. CHARLES W. RAY Born December 29, 1923. Graduated in 1941. Attended N.T.A.C. Entered U. S. Army Ianuary 1, 1942. PFC. ROBERT GLEN DEATON Born September 15, 1919. Graduated in 1939. Entered Siqna1 Corps of the U. S. Army Iuly 4, 1941. IST SGT. CLAUDE RAY ADDINGTON Born May 4, 1920. Graduated in 1939. Entered Army Air Corps in 1939. Sta- tioned at Brooks Fie1d. CARROLL MAXWELL WILLIAMS Born Iune 26, 1921. Graduated in 1939 Entered Army Air Corps November 4 1942. 1 SGT. WALTER HARRISON BENEDICT Born February 4, 1921. Graduated Ianu- ary, 1940. Attended Vandercook Sc1'1oo1 of Music, Hardin-Simmons University, Abi1ene. Entered U. S. Army October 3, 1940. Wears Good Conduct meda1. SEAMAN 1 c NEIL OTHO RUSSELL Born Iu1y 8, 1924. Graduated in 1940. Entered U. S. Navy September 28, 1942. CORP. MAURICE E. BAGGETT Born October 1, 1921. Graduated in 1939. Entered U. S. Army November, 1940. CORP. WILLIAM MONROE ALSWORTH Born August 28, 1919. Graduated in 1938. Entered U. S. Army Ianuary, 1941. -J .af ' 1 IIVL W I Q 1' 'K in '1 L V I v- -ev 4' K if. X7 421225 PVT. IACK RICHARD CHRISTIE Born Ianuary 21, 1923. Graduated in May, 1940, and Kemper Mi1itary Schoo1 in 1942. Entered the Army Air Corps in December, 1942. CORP. KESSLER MING Born Iu1y 15, 1920. Graduated, 1938. At- tended I.C.A.C. and graduated from N.T.S.T.C. in 1942. Worked for War De- partment unti1 en1isted in U. S. Army. Located at Lubbock. 2ND LT. THOMAS HILMER BUNKLEY Born September 6, 1922. Finished school in 1940. One year in Nationa1 Guard. Entered Army in November, 1940. 2ND LT. WARREN BLACKBURN GENTRY Born August 24, 1916. Graduated in 1933. Entered the Army Air Corps in November, 1941. ELECTR1CIAN'S MATE 3 ic I. W. CHILDS Born Iu1y 16, 1923. Graduated 1940. En- tered U. S. Navy Iune 11, 1941. Action seen in Pear1 Harbor, Cora1 Sea, Mid- way, and the So1omon Is1ands. STAFF SGT. IAMES LOUIS WARREN Born May 27, 1923. Graduated 1940. Ene tered U. S. Army Air Corps Iu1y 1, 1941. Crew Chief in Transportation Squadron. Stationed at Polk Eie1d, North Carolina. SGT. WILLIAM R. WILSON Born August 3, 1917. Graduated in 1934 and operated a service station. En1isted in the U. S. Army Corps in December, 1941. M.M. 3 c IACK KENNETH KEITH Born November 18, 1921. Graduated in 1930. Was Aircraft Engine Mechanic. Entered U. S. Navy in September, 1942. PVT. 1. W. WHARTON Born March 28, 1914. Graduated in 1935. Entered the U. S. Army October 26, 1942. itrcgioned at Camp Robinson, Little Rock I PVT. SIDNEY WHARTON Born March 8, 1912. Graduated in 1933 .Sfrcfioned at Camp Robinson, Little Rock: S lfc KENNETH C. DAVIS Born November 20, 1924. Graduated in 1942. Entered U. S. Navy Iune 22, 1942. Stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Train- ing Station, Chicago, Illinois. SGT. H. L. GUNLOCK, IR. Born Ianuary 20, 1922. Graduated in 1939. Entered 142nd Infantry, 36th Divi- sion ot the U. S. Army November 4, 1940. FIREMAN F 2f'c ALLEN THURMAN THORNTON, IR. Born February 20, 1921. Graduated in May, 1940. Entered U. S. Navy Novem- ber 27, 1942. WELDON DEWARD THORNTON Born November 24, 1923. Graduated in 1941. Entered U. S. Navy August 13, 1941. Action seen in Pearl Harbor, Coral Sea, North Africa. Wounded in North Africa. CORP. LEO BROWN TAYLOR Born August 23, 1903. Real Estate Dealer before entrance into Army. Entered Ord- nance Department of Quartermaster Corps of the Air Corps August, 1942. Received honorable discharge March, 1943. FELIX E. ABERNATHY Born Ianuary 14, 1926. Entered U. S. Marine Corps Iune 1, 1942. Action seen in Northern Pacific. 'TNF EK J 1. rv- . -Cf'- 732 T a ,gl ' f i AI W, 1 . , , ? fl ff -...QT7 he-sb 03 iq. uni I CADET ROBERT E. BOWERS, IR. Born September 3, 1923. Graduated in 1939. Attended Texas University. En- listed in Army Air Corps in September, 1942. Sheppard Field. PVT. MAXEY H. BOWERS Born September 3, 1923. Graduated in 1939. Attended Texas University and I.T.A.C. Enlisted in Army Air Corps in October, 1942. Stationed at San Marcos Air Navigation School. CADET IAMES WILLIAM CLIET Born August 16, 1919. Graduated in 1935. Worked at I. C. Penney's. Enlisted in the U. S. Army Air Corps in March, 1942. Is commander of squadron in Louisiana. TECH. SGT. DOUGLAS YOUNG Born March 20, 1923. Graduated in 1940. Entered Army Air Corps in October, 1940. Address is Connecticut now. PVT. GLENN HAROLD MILLER Born Iuly 30, 1922. After graduating in 1942 he worked at Dunigan Tool and Supply Company. Entered the Army Air Corps in September, 1942. CORP. DON ARTHUR BART Born November 9, 1918. Graduated, 1937. Entered U. S. Army in Iune, 1942. CADET SAMUEL G. BALL Born March 14, 1924. Graduated in 1941. Attended Texas A. 61 M. Entered Army Air Corps in Ianuary, 1943. SGT. EDWARD I. KILPATRICK Born Iune 5, 1922. Graduated in 1940. After work with the National Guard, en- listed in the U. S. Army in November, 1940. SEAMAN 1, c ROBERT ALEXANDER IACOBS Born Iune 29, 1924. Enlisted in the U. S. Navy in Iune, 1942. Has engaged in Pa- cific sea battles. F -C-3,fc WILLIAM LEE IACOBS Born February 26, 1922. Graduated in 1940. Enlisted in U. S. Navy in 1941. Is with Pacific Fleet on Naval secret work. MASTER SGT. BILL TAYLOR Born March 5, 1919. Graduated in 1938. Was employed by Community Public Service Company. Entered the Army after five years in the National Guard. SGT. RICHARD RANDOLPH TAYLOR Born May 5, 1921. Graduated in 1939. Entered the Army in 1940 after four years in the National Guard. PFC. BEN ALBERT FLYNN Born Iune 30, 1920. Graduated in 1939. Entered the Army Air Corps in Iune, 1941. Address since May, 1942, has been Eng- land. . CORP. BILL PITZER Born May 6, 1916. Attended Texas Uni- versity. Entered Army Air Corps in 1942. Stationed at Sheppard Field. PFC. TALMADGE EUGENE COLEMAN Born September 7, 1917. Graduated in 1936. Entered the Army Air Corps in September, 1942. SR. MACHINIST JOHN WAYNE IACKSON Born Ianuary 6, 1922. Graduated in 1939. Entered Civil Service in 1941 for special war assignment. ..,..r ., 4 J...-V -ff 31. if ,. it I My 1.'QffQi'. L J . f1..r::'141f1l .,, , 45. C1933 ti2p.r'firif I 2 11162711 .t . . 1 -1 - . , , . l...e3n' tk NW' ,tl 1 y. as li If I SEAMAN 2fc SAM L. KELLEY Born Iune 2, 1921. Entered U. S. Navy Iune, 1942. Stationed Norfolk, Va. Gun- ner and radioman. FIREMAN 1 X c ALBERT G. KELLEY Born October l, 1923. Entered U. S. Navy. Serving with the Pacific Fleet. 2ND LT. WILLIAM A. TOLAND Born November 5, 1917. Graduated 1934. Entered U. S. Army November 25, 1940. PFC. DALTON L. COVINGTON Born April 21, 1923. Graduated 1941. Entered Army Air Corps October l, 1942. BERNIS RAY COAPLAND Born December 3, l922. Graduated 1942. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps November, 1942, as a mechanic. FRANK A. HUDSON, IR. Born October 9, l922. Graduated 1939. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps October, 1942. 2ND LT. ROBERT CALVIN BRYAN Born December 4, 1918. Graduated 1936. Entered U. S. Army November, 1940. SGT. LYNN W. ADAMS Born Auqust 16, 1917. Graduated 1937 Entered U. S. Army Ianuary 30, 1941 after working for Duniqan Tool and Sup ply Co. COXSWAIN EDMOND D. WILSON Born Iune 20, 1924. Entered U. S. Navy. Now in So1omon Is1ands. I-Ie participated in seven battles. SGT. ROBERT F. WILSON, IR. Born September B, 1921. Graduated in 1939. Entered Air Corps September, 1940. GUNNER BILL CREAGI-I Born Iune 29, 1923. Graduated in 1940. Entered U. S. Marine Corps September, 1942. SGT. IOI-IN TRAVIS ROWIN Born March 26, 1918. Graduated in 1935. Entered U. S. Army Ianuary 14, 1941. IACK FARMER Born March 31, 1923. Graduated in 1941. Entered U. S. Coast Artillery Ianuary, 1943. Stationed at Camp Co11en, Cali- fornia. LT. RUSSELL E. SHAFFER Born February 4, 1908. Graduated in 1925. Entered active duty in U. S. Army Air Forces September 29, 1942. HERBERT M. THOMPSON Born Ianuary 6, 1912. Entered U. S. Army May, 1942. Action seen in North Africa. SGT. FLOYD W. THOMPSON Born Iuly 27, 1917. Graduate of T. C. U. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps September, 1942. Stationed at Big Spring, Texas. val 1: ,ww f ' if -...J 'Wir .qyplii in . mt.-,,.. ..V, , N. if we 3 2ND LT. ARLTON WAYNE HARDIN Born August 12, 1913. Graduated in 1931. Was interior decorator. Entered U. S. Army in Iuly, 1942. PFC. RICHARD LEE RICHARDSON Born March 23, 1918. Graduated in 1935, and worked for Community Public Serv- ice. Enlisted in U. S. Army in Iune, 1942. In the Battle oi White Landing. DURWOOD CHALKER Born August 22, 1924. Graduated in 1940. Entered the U. S. Navy in 1941. MASTER SGT. ELMA LORRELL FULBRIGHT Born December 9, 1914. Graduated in 1932. Enlisted in U. S. Army in Decem- ber, 1941. PETTY OFFICER OREN C. HEAIRREN Born Tune 6, 1922. Graduated in 1937. Worked at Western Auto until he joined U. S. Navy Air Corps in Iune, 1942. Sta- tioned in Philadelphia Navy Yard. SGT. THEODORE MELVIN HALL Born December 11, 1919. Graduated in 1937. Entered U. S. Army in August, 1940. Killed in action on December 9, 1941. SGT. TOM B. WARD Born Iuly 31, 1916. Graduated in 1934. Enlisted in Army Air Corps in May, 1941. Now stationed in California. PETTY OFFICER Sfc ROBERT ARVIL SNEATH Born October 18, 1918. Graduated in 1937. Was assistant manager of Fire- stone. Enlisted in Navy Signal Corps in September, 1942. PFC. DICK SMITH Born September 9, 1908. Graduated 1924. Graduate of Texas University and holds M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Harvard University. Entered U. S. Army in August 1 942. CORP. IAMES LYNN BAKE R Born September 6, 1915. Graduated 1934. Graduate of the Metropolitan Business School of Dallas. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps August 1942. Stationed at Shep pard Field. ENSIGN I OE GRACEY Born November 15, 1921. Graduated 1938. Attended Texas University Law School. Entered U. S. Navy August 1942. Attend- ed Notre Dame and Northwestern Uni- versity for Naval Training. Now serving as a gunnery officer on a destroyer in Pacific Ocean. 2ND LT. IACK GRACEY Born Iune 4, 1920. Graduated 1937. At- tended Texas University. Entered U. S. Army February 1942. Now attending Of- ficers Candidate School at Fort Benning. CADET IAMES MELTON BLAIN Born March 13, 1922. Graduated 1940. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps August 1940. Attending Waco Flying School. LT. IOHN DANIEL BLAIN Born March 13, 1922. Graduated 1940. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps Iune 1940 Now stationed in Australia. RAYMOND LOWELL COOK Born February 3, 1907. Graduated 1925. Entered Construction Battalion of U. S. Navy October 1943. S 2!c IAMES W. HENRY Born December 5, 1923. Graduated 1942. Enlisted in U. S. Navy Ianuary 1943. Sta- tioned in Port Hueneme, Calif. LT. ROBIN L. ROMINGER Born Iune 25, 1921. Graduated 1938. At- tended A. 6: M. College. Entered Field Artillery of the U. S. Army, May 1942. LT. IIM C. ROMINGER Born April 7, 1920. Graduated 1937. At- tended Texas A. 6: M. College. Entered First Armored Division of Field Artillery of U. S. Army, Iune 1941. Action in North Africa. CADET EDGAR ALLEN CAIN, IR. Born May 18, 1923. Graduated 1941. At- tended Rice Institute. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps February 1943. Stationed at West Texas Teachers College, Canyon, Texas. ENSIGN IOHN MILTON SWEENEY Born Ianuary 23, 1920. Graduate of An- napolis. Entered U. S. Navy Iune 19, 1942. Now on convoy duty in Pacific Ocean. CAPT. BENARD WALTER CLEGG Born September 15, 1919. Graduated 1936. Entered U. S. Army Air Corps Sep- tember 1940. Stationed at Santa Maria, California. CORP. ALBERT LEE HILL Born Iuly 14, 1920. Graduated 1939. Entered Radio Signal Corps of U. S. Army October 15, 1942. Stationed at Salinas, California. SGT. I-IOMER HAROLD I-IANNA Born Ianuary 30, 1920. Graduated 1936. Enlisted in Army Air Corps in 1937. In the army two years in the States and in foreign service two years. Saw action at Clark Field. Prisoner of Iapanese. STAFF SGT. IAMES C. RIKE Born August 13, 1918. Graduated in 1936. Worked for Conoco Oil Company. En- listed in U. S. Army Air Corps in the Glider Corps in Ianuary 1942. Stationed at Little Rock, Arkansas. -1 ,,,, U.S. AIR CORPS PHOTO A'1,l M- '.' Quiz. -. , hg.5 f4'f f .! '?. ff,,m -, A,-w g lip-, s3.,,,5,gq,fiii 5 ,r fl, kv . -HKILSA-.'v' ' 'Z' g.' -.17 J 'H ' A g'la4:v-:anemia .-1 -'Q mf' Qv.. , 'M -W7 wif- ' 1135 125335 ' igsrvaj his f 6 A . gg- 'ff'z15- fg. 1. , , mf ... ' y-,f?sgf1 an :QM 5 3 u fuafgg fg .'2pnEs, ilfsffg f- iifgi lh 1 ' Si xi:f.f:1 'Q S is fijzfz ,' gg xg 'Q Q.. F 'X ' .sy ' . - f: ',:l . x ,.. , lg ur i ,- ., 11396 , f- in i isa 1.4 ..,',.g 95422. .V 5-35, L L2 Efrfgfis, ' eff? g fi, 11, M ELM 2- 5515 N-, '5fT1i52ifx Ek ' f wtiagf' ev .- V Hur . . K., is - 'VX W Big ? 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BATES, local manager of the Lone Star Gasoline Company, became a mem- ber oi the board in 1934 and has the longest continuous service record of any of the present members. His daughter in East Ward sees that he takes an active interest in all school affairs.. MR. C. I. O'CONNOR, attorneyot-law and rancher, was elected as a member of the board in 1938. He has always taken an active interest in the operation of the schools and is keen-ly interested in them and in the schooling of his younger daughter, a student in junior high. MR. W. I. RHODES, independent oil opera- tor, became a member of the board in 1939. His only question concerning any matter that comes up in board meetings is What is best for the school? With this principle in mind he votes his intelli- gent opinion on the subject at hand. MR. C. K. WEST, an independent oil opera- tor and president of the Chemical Process Company, came on the board in 1938. He has a double reason for being inter- ested in school affairs-a daughter in South Ward and also one in lunior High. This interest is manifested helpfully in every matter that comes before the board. MR. I. Q. CORBETT, rancher and feeder of fine cattle, is the newest member of the board, having been appointed in 1941. His previous experience as a board mem- ber in Caddo and his interest in his youngest son, a member of the 1942 win- ning Buckaroo football team, make him a valuable board member. MR. C. W. WULFIEN, secretary of the board, is also the assessor and collector of taxes for the Breckenridge Schools. He is looking forward to the time when he will have a very personal interest in South Ward in the person of his small son. I f 'WH'f-ffm. .:,y W, N, .sg Q-og. 11 I MISS Pmcunno MRSkMHXwELiL MR. KENNEDY MR. Bunxmr fx ' bra 4 , :UWM Y 'fe E, 'Q Q fff xl 5 z E :gl .. : 1 MR, James wen COMMANDI NG vxgfa .QW 'Em ww vw X MRS. SMITH Qxggvk Vw. ww OFFICERS Msoaq if , fhk L x l MRS. Bfmev N nsmusr . Mass BRnNum Mas. Lace f DVMWQX' 11293521 MR. Guam Zu , fm LM M Mfww R. HHLLHUER ,ff EFX: ' .X K w CHRISTIANSON WALKER MCELROY CALDWELL SPENCER The efficient group of men and women who make up the maintenance force of Breckenridge High School is composed of Messrs. Walker and Christianson, building custodians, Capt. Caldwell, superintendent of grounds, Mr. McElroy and Mr. Spencer, maintainance technicians, and cafeteria manager Mrs. R, P. Guthrie with her capable staff composed of Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Aber- nathy, and Mrs. Jacobs. This group is tireless in its errorts to make Breckenridge High School an institution of which we may all be proud. i ,-1, h LX Nb- JACOBS GUTHRIE ABERNATHY WILLIAMS MRS. R. P. GUTHRIE I 'ESV' ' Q 4 555 ' v',':'J , 2. ,I . 321- 5 V, wa if? itil!- ii 1' Y.' v... if ' V , Jr 5.1, fig ' lla ' ew 'P+ gn 'A 1 ig. as . 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A Q 21 1:3 .4 3, 1 .1- 3, ,h a . gf-. JI o . Q .- ,,.,...Q -- 1693 b Fundamentals of Electricity and Woodwork The newest Work to Win course inaugurated at Breck Hi is the Fundamentals of Electricity class instructed by I. C. Burkett. This course is designed to lay the groundwork for more extensive work in electricity, and to give the student a clear idea of what makes our bells ring and our lights burn. The Woodwork classes, conducted by H. C. Kennedy, have done more than their share in Breck Hi's war effort. The classes have made hundreds of scale model airplanes for the govern- ment, and their latest project has been the construction of games for army camp hospitals. f-r...., ,. ,A if , ' ,2 .J-A W1 I L- . fl s ii - - ' Wg . N .5 Q . 2 .. ..B ff-n. .5 'A vt' 'lx ' MACHINE SHOP One ot the most outstanding contributions to Breckenridge High School's Wgr etiort is the High School Mctchine Shop. Under the direction of Mr. R. H. Hgllguer and Mr. W. C. Brgshegr, the shop runs twenty-tour hours d dgy dt full blast, turning out experienced boys ond girls who will be Well guolitied to tgke their plgces in Wgr industries throughout the country. Long noted for his eiticiency, Mr. Hollouer cgpgbly superintends the work of the shop, while Mr. Brgshegr hots been instructing the night clgsses for some eighteen months. lt is largely due to the efforts of these two men thdt the shop has turned out such lctrge numbers oi skilled Workers Who play CI lorge port on the production front. As long GS Breckenridge High School continues to work for Vic- tory, the rnochine shop will be doing its pctrt toward thot end. 9-1+ 4 n K vm' Q X ,Q s. - 't - .i - Y ' .yrf - ,..- , ' is - f. t ,. 4 A ,. ' . . .4- V f-, . - .i,., -1 ,, ,4 .w.t.,fH - 1 i ,n K . I ,, t . 1'--. - rv e ?,,,.....w - VlltC'l'CR'Y CORPS Mobilized for action, the 360 members of Breckenridge High School's Victory Corps stand ready to do their part for victory as they go about their everyday activities at school and at home. Composed of six basic divisions-Land, Air, Sea, General, Production, and Community Service, the Victory Corps provides a method of showing every student the way in which he may make a specific contribution toward winning the war. A new organization in Breck Hi, the Victory Corps also combines active training with a program of instruction to show teen-aged students of the high school more about their prospective military careers. This new type ot training has proved beneficial to both pupils and sponsors, and has done much to bolster wartime activities in Breckenridge High School. s L Y P I1 Of vital importance to modern warfare is the airplane. Vir- tually every boy in Breckenridge High School is interested in some phase of aviation as it applies to everyday lifep but because of the rigid entrance requirements, only a small number of stu- dents have qualified for entrance into the Air Division of the Victory Corps. Mr. Curtis and Mr. Hallauer head this group, and their prime objective is instruction in all branches of aviation. if i iw- The members of the Community Service division of the Vic- tory Corps are trained to do office Work, help in the high school cafeteria, make bandages and do other services for the Red Cross, as well as perform many other worth-while services to the community. This group is supervised by Miss Wisdom, Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. Smith. l'L .' ' Jil. +A- The Land division, under Mr. Burkett, Mr. Kennedy, and Mrs. Burkett, offers instruction on all branches of the United States Army for those who are prospective soldiers. This program enables students upon entering the army to choose the branch for which they are best fitted. Shown above are two phases of army routine: military drill and communications. The Sea division is similar to the Land, inasmuch as it also prepares students for careers in its own particular branch of the armed services. Many high school boys now plan on entering the navy after graduation, and for their benefit the Sea group endeavors to present information covering Whatever grounds are necessary for the prospective seamen. fl tt Mlyff it 1 W. Marg.. V ., ML j J l My lilylflpjrgl If t,Jf17llJT'lJj,ji lf KQ ll' ii. il WW WM l itll' W shortage. The General division is composed of students who have not selected any particular field of service which they plan to enter after araduation from hiah school. The tour separate divisions ot this qroup are headed by Mrs. I. F. Bailey, Miss Ratlitf, Miss Branurri, and Mrs. E. R. Maxwell. 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Vi'ce'PRe5iDENr Gig! FRANCES WRIGHT SECRETARY JA! LUTHER FAI-fxbao - REPORTER Q7 MRS. BATLEY Q SPONSOR Avy 3- EIJS JF' Af' rf- 1-- CHRISTINE ABERNATHY 7 Emotional, outstanding in dramatics cmd member of Hi-Y: interested in radio work. C. L. ALLEN Good-natured, takes part in machine shop proj- ects and plans to be an aviation mechanic. MELBA ALLEN Tranquil, interested in home economics and vol- ley ball club: hopes to become a secretary. BILLY ANGEL Agreeable, likes woodwork, and has intention of being cattle rancher. .GLENN BANDY Creditable, outstanding in science and radio teleg- raphy: aspires to be an army engineer. BILLIE IOE BEAN Capable, takes part in Spanish and Ready Writers Clubs: hopes to travel in the future. MARVIN BENDER Mischievous, manager of football squad and member of Mars Club: plans to be a mechanical engineer. EFFIE BIRDWELL Adroit, excels in radio telegraphy and science: Wants to be a research chemist. TRUMAN DOC DAVIS Unassuming, is working in a defense plant. BETTY BLAIN Humorous, vice-president of Spanish and Civics Clubs: intends to be a career woman. IIMMIE BOWEN Casual, belongs to Mars Club: wants to be a pilot in the Army Air Corps. WILLIE IO BREWSTER Friendly, is a member of Spanish and Ready Writers Clubs: possesses ambition to become secre- tary. 1 v l. i Q Jus, 1 t .H H 'z X pt t, 1 1. .:, .ft 4., .Wt u.. 4. ff. 1 1 ta 1 1' ' n ww. 1 .,,:v, ,u U, 5, , V A uw, I -1 v : J. 'is- 7 gil, wr: 'HEY' 5: , ' 1 gs , . '3 5, 1 1 F 7 I 1? .ity .5'?,f,E. - a-:fix 'iii -e. 1 . 11' .' P. ,nu fldzgzl' fl? I I 'I H .gl z, 5 59223 SL 56 'lb H fi if 1 if, it I 5 .gf r f.. ' .: ...- ur Q I . ry A: I 11' -. F34 qt x 5 if-its M .i bfi' 1 T? f'V.'lj E lt tin t. ,YI .?.w, .ip H5173 'ill 5-:Ur .1 4 I 'Ria' :N eff .vt ' fr. f . Q 1 'F fy 1' , g 1' f , I ..,.. . ,Val riffsi I . .,f1' ttf, 7' 'p,, . l ag Q5 . If 1. ga l, Q J flu nf . il it I q r -l 'r 1 ' v ., I I 55:9 texgfg i fpdiigi. a 3- in Y I . v . ' r 5 H L' if -G. far' P 1 it . 1.1115 Xi? 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MARVIN CAMERON Candid, takes part in Machine Shop program: plans to be a machinist mate in the navy. REX CANTRELL Curious, is outstanding as president of Camera Club and program chairman of Science Club: intends to be photographic technician. NORMAN CAREY Iovial, vice-president of the Senior Class and among top ranking backs on the Buckaroo squad: would like to be a rancher if the Army does not get him first. IMOGENE COOPER Precise, outstanding in commercial work: wants to be a radio operator and plans to enter N.T.S.T.C. ERNESTINE COPELAND Pretty, black-haired president of the Travel Club: wants to be a stenographer. QUINCY CORBETT Agricultural, participates in the Mars and F.F.A. Clubs: has ambition to be a rancher. MARY IO CORNOG Pleasant, interested in the Library Club and re- porter for the Spanish Club: wishes to be a radio operator. Winsome, takes part in the Mars Club and is swell athlete: wants to get into the Army Air Corps. Unconcerned, belongs to the Mars Club: is another :Vw ' 'ft my ,g A f A WESLEY COX A .iris i A , x C gn V V I' M A . 1 A Jigga H kd' Z-,I I 0 1 in :gt Z j 'A Wifi Ti' ' lip iz 2 mf it A ' fi' BILL CREECY 5 init? :gi 'x ' W - :Fri-'tt f- 1,2 1 . a . .t'.. -. . tg A prospect for Army Air Corps. fs . , a f: 'N A I 1-lf:-ffl. A piia.- .nfl L- L .- ...Q CECIL 'WAYNE DAVIS' ' Indifferent, participates in Music and Travel Clubs: wants to join the Navy. MARY NELL DAVIS Talented, belongs to Ready Writers Club and has a pleasing disposition: intends to be a pianist. IIMMY DEATON Opinionated, takes part in the F.F.A. Club: wants to be a bookkeeper. DONALD DEERE Assured, is swift-footed football player and mem- ber of Mars Club: plans a career in aeronautics. IAMES DIXON Handsome, bucking center of the Buckaroo line and has hopes of joining the Naval Air Corps. HENRY DOODY DODD Jolly, interested in Mars Club and vice-president of F.F.A.y looking forward to joining the Air Corps. WANDLE DYCHES Shy, belongs to the Library Club and secretary of F.F.A.p intends to be a hard-fighting Marine. CHARLENE TOPPY CHOLS Cute, is the vice-pr 'dent of Library Club and member of Spanish Cl 1 has plans for a business caree Q S ti - M . - it t O Indi pe l 1 s .- io ditor if '43 Buckaroo, pres txof D dt l , Hi- A ernber: intends a ychil ' t A o is. I , A v - Q N E VAN UV e i -el ted Xvice- esideivt of machine sliop lvhingt aft aduation K ill t 'Uno rusiv ' i terested in Home Ec and Hi-Y poss se rlqtnbition to be a designer. ., ' H n Xl.. R BNGSix'll:'AMBRO G5 Manner y, blond pass-snatcher on football team, N Mars and F.F.A. Clubs: is going to be a s fs A - t .- 0 '31Mf!' 16 F, l rg!! f: f :lla 't F.. fm 1 :,':,'.-fr - '-SSA ' lt ' ,- 5. t -. v ff. I - L .ut cw .. my In .Y 1 1 T-Q Rf:- I ' v :wi F, sf ., ., V . i .GN V .14 1. 1 'aiu 'i .. ' lfi. ' 5,52 ,, git uv- -'J '35, . . Ln A L' L' K i , ,. 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' 4 5 : l , 'X . . -j.- Lg ,vi 4, gf. 1 f f . r I 11 , MN I gs ' SQFHP + my b 'E xt Q, li 4 S xl- wi vw it it M 1 in ' ?' gig . 4 ,K 181 4- Q nf Q it if 3 MAXINE FAUBION Discerninq, belongs to the Travel and Civics Clubs: wants to be a stenographer. MARIORIE FEARS Genial, is a member of the Volley Ball Club: has ambition to be a designer. FRED FERGUSON Brilliant, outstanding in science and belongs to the Science Club: intends to be a chemist. BOBBY IO FINLEY Talkative, takes part in the F.F.A. and Ready Writers Clubs: would like to be an aviator. C. L. FISHER Agreeable, participates in the Dramatics and Library Clubs: undecided about the future. AUBREY FITE Likable, is a member oi the Mars Club: wants to join the Army Air Corps. GEORGE EARL FLYNN Persistent, is in the F.F.A. and Library Clubs: will be a dairyman. HENRY FULBRIGHT Subtle, interested in the Band and the Civics Clubs: has musical intentions and talent. THEOLA FUNK I Coquettish, belongs to the Travel Club: wants to be a private secretary. W. A. GANN Imperturbable, likes machine shop work: plans to be a machine operator. KEITH GENTRY Droll, is in the F. F. A. Club: plans to be a rancher after the war. V GRANT GHORMLEY Eamest, member of the machine shop classes: aspires to be a mechanical engineer. WAYNE GHORMLEY Arqumentative, is a good debater and member of the N. F. L. and Science Club: is going to be a physician. WANDA GIBBS Complacent, takes part in the Ready Writers Club: intends to make a radio telegraph operator. MARY LOIS GILLAND Polite, parliamentarian for the Spanish Club and member of Home Ec: would like to be an airplane hostess. RUSSELL GOODWIN Calm, ambitious to become a top hand or a rancher and is a member of the F. F . A. OTTIE BELL GRAY Piquant, has a beautiful complexion: is a member oi the Travel and Science Clubs. CHARLIE GREEN Consideratep interested in the Mars Club: is going to be a pilot. DARRELL GREENLEE Intelligent, excels as parliamentarian of Travel Club: wants to be a radio engineer. BOBBY GRIFFIN Mfhimsical, the proud owner of a ialoDYi another prospect for Uncle Sam. BOBBY IO GUILES Active, is president of both the Library and Span- ish Clubs: wishes to maior in Business Administra- tion. BILLY HAILEY Ouiet,his Iilnterested the mach'n : ' n to join t e aval Ain orps. 'I I ,M v, R wx A P X 7 Wir: lp: HV ' fi I j i 01 My Hmm Wm 1 1, - HGDDYQ onq o.the Ho ' c Club: crazycbo Doody : pl cm y nurse. U' IANE HALLAUER Scholarly, is a member of the Dramatics an Hi-Y Clubs: would like to be an airways hostess. ..- - 42 ings lt 1543 I fig? l 41W-Q '-., 'fiwzl V' Q I ,. .- -V .. . :...f, '-'T f' ' Q- . -H . ,- U 4 i ffl f' Y ,-.259 -15.4- f -. ,w , 1 I f A ti tn, sr, ' -M3531 args Pg tif is ,x ll l QL '1 I , 'l awe I 12'-lg, itll- b 4 . I 'v, 1 f . 'fi 1 A iz. ..-51, A 1,- 5ff'll'i5 it .9 . 5 gli Y! 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Vlfl: , 1 Qi: ffl: is fl! . . f ':.g 1. . Q iz . 23,11 ' ,r nfluf, ui- of is i in ,1 .Q , , ,fn 31 L def. g,l2t.',11 'HK ' .fl .1 .,. L. fl341 ii .' t.- . .,,- I x J. i -f', r AM, r. yi.. . , HL fi . ,lr iii. ii 2:1 , . . . . -. rv-f vv ---ff ' W --4114 i,,Mf :: i' WANDA HARRISS M ' ymzfzwpf 1.4.4. Modest, is taking part in the ravel Club: wishes to be a secretary. MARGIE HENDRIX Sedate, belongs in the Travel Club: plans to be a secretary. PAT HENRY Original, excels as editor of the Buckaroo, presi- dent of N. F. L., vice-president of Dramatics Club: has eyes on University of Texas. IOAN HOOD Provocative, member of Dramatic, Camera, and Hi-Y Clubs: is going to be an aviatrix. ORVILLE HOPPER Mild, belongs to the Civics Club: has the ambi- tion to be a research doctor. LOUISE IAMES Reserved, participates in Volley Ball Club: aspires to be a nurse. IOYCE IOHNSON Attractive drum maiorette, secretary of Travel Club and member of Civics Club: Wants to be cl secretary. MARIORIE lOHNSON Cheerful, is a member of the Ready Writers Club: wants to be a Navy nurse. W. H. IONES Amusing, is president of the Science Club and would like to be a pilot. MURRAY LEFTY LEFFINGWELL Good-natured, is vice-president of the Travel Club and member of the Mars Club: is going to do some- thing in defense work. liar 'HIL' ' embef Q swell Vmff Log hclk d. l'V'l MLS Sadr-s,Dl'J KATHERINE LITTLE .Q Gentle, belongs to the Hi-Y Clu : has hopes of being a laboratory technician. BILL LOUGHRY Indolent, takes part in machine shop work: hopes to be a machinist. GEORGE LUKE Energetic, swivel-hipped back on Buckaroo team: is going to ioin the Anny Air Corps. MARIE MASK Trustworthy, interested in Home Ec and Science Clubs: would like to join the Waves. DORIS MATLOCK Discreet, with a sweet disposition: wants to be a nurse. MARGARET MCCARTHY Diligent, is a member of the Library Club and vice-president of the Volley Ball Club: intends to be a stenographer. ELDON MCCONNELL Courteous, active in F.F.A. Club: will be a rancher. SYBIL MCKINNEY Serene, takes part in the Travel Club: is going to be a secretary. SUE MCKNIGHT ' Capricious, is a drummer in the band: has plans to become a nurse. CARLTON MCMEEN Cute, works in the machine shop: is going to be a machinist. ALAN MCWHORTER Hard-working, plans to take a career up early. ROBBIE LEE MCWHORTER Tranquil, is a member of the Spanish Club: intends to be a secretary. ELWOOD MENDENHALL Obstinate, is interested in woodwork and mechan- ical drawing. BOB MOSELEY Entertaining, excels as business manager of the Buckaroo and belongs to the Science and Camera Clubs: intends to study aviation. ills W s y , fg 6 4. lv:-. '41 I MQW? . -S513 ? IL 1 , . ti sl -. X... . t ri' 1 A .JI Ax. 1, J . ij:--. 'fl , H al Mt' ' c qi I . A Q : 'I df' 51515 J QC, ,. H. ' 1... WF rf wifi 4: -NU f a Q 1 :rm fr, . 4 ll'7:'5,' , . ,L ,' - 3. ' fm , t 1 . . It 4 - '5Q5 ' li. '-fe ' va 12' . 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N 2 , ll, rl 'gi f If 4 1- ' - ' .1512 -, V ,lf A itil: l'llJ'll,4 ' i '- Q- 71 '.: w Q rl Qtlf, 'H ' 'hy' ff Q'-n E, xftlt' at ,Wg j'- ffl:-if 235. .- .-mf if-'4 iv:- J RAT in .. - 'gptfil-13 a l K' M1141 lit.-. - f 3 f , t .H ',L M31 1 ' 1 x 1 ' 3 ,z 'Cl' 'S ' U 'S 'Y : I in Sl: 1 I li! lf' mo , all-r un goo low: would like to NETH NORVELL era ni member of the Library Club wants to be a scientist.. ra t h ' . OB ' asing,.1 e vice-president of the Science Club ESTELLE OWENS Placid, active in the Library and Science Clubs: is going to work in a defense factory. OLETA PENDLETON Sweet, is in the Spanish and Home Ec Clubs: intends to be a secretary. MARSHEL PENNINGTON Pert, belongs to the F.F.A. and- works in the ma- chine shop: wishes to be a champion calf roper. CHARLENE POLK Neat, interested in Home Ec and Volley Ball Clubs: is undecided about the future. FLORA MAE POLLARD Efficient, is active as secretary of Home Ec Club and is reporter for Civics and Volley Ball Clubs: wants to be an aviatrix. BURRELL RAY Lanky, member of the Science Club: hopes to join the Air Corps. fUf.A9,z,.,qQfN, ,Q,,,b,,sL4, , ,Q , . . evils W bww-i QAM 0-:ci ta, fm, r ,ig . Q! X EUGENE RAY Confident, is a member of the Dramatic Club: 4 my plans to be a pilot. ,. W JACK RAY Athletic, president of the Senior Class and All- State back: is going to be an aeronautical engineer. L. C. PEE WEE REED Cordlal, belongs to the Mars Club: intends to join the Army Air Corps. STANTON RED ROBINSON Urbane, interested in the Science Club: hopes to be a Marine aviator. A R E . ' el g ' n a rav bs: s to i as . XX RICHAR ROWANX U' - if up j ' Obliging, hard-hitting end on e footbal quad: s going to be a pilot. 1 N tUBY SELF Changeable, is in the Home Ec and Travel Clubs' vants to be a hostess an a ship or train. 1 'IAROLD SHAW lnert, is a member of the band, intends to join he Army Air Corps. .EON SHEINBERG T Ingenious, vice-president of the' Camera Club and :member of the Dramatic Clubs- is goinqwo be ah reronautical engineer. ' ff? i ...Q P , ' ,I .A , I DOROTHY SHINN ff - l ' T' ' Winning, debater in the N. F. ,L.r aspires fto bei urse. it , J , sg fl A J.- 'AUL SIERRA X Clever, nice-looking student, who wants to go to ollege. OUISE SLAUGHTER Feminine, pep leader, member of Hi-Y and Li- rary Clubs: hopes to be an aviatrix. SABEL SMITH Alert, takes part in the Science, Civics, and Volley all Clubs: is going to be a nurse. 3 ANN SAUTER Reliable, president of the Volley Ball Club and iember of the Library Club: is going to be a nurse. YNDELL STEWART Musical, participates in the Hi-Y, Camera, and lrarnatic Clubs: intends to be a concert pianist. C. SQUYRES Maladroit, is a member of the F. F. A. Club, will robably join the armed forces. grjg,-:E . if-fii 3,-liwx: , if . . , A 1 .rg v W' ' fsfiigl: -- X, exif' .fgg ,fig if , ., ,F . . H i, I I 4 I' ' L ,AI . . cgxv tl 'Q - i s , la-I tl ly-'It , jlgi-' 1, J' tl 1 i lr i Q Y l I il K 'px 3 .1:i ,gig .A 'I flllifff- 'lid 5 qlflg' 'n- Q Xlltfl Lvl' ' ' '-1 dll VM l. wi. infer- K' 1 :iii .541 vw if filljtilz, f 5, I S?-2 .' F 1' ill ',15:'F,W ' ' 'M' ' 'I '1 I W 1 Q5 kk H 4 .5 .,, if i . 'L .fi 3 r vi ' ' 4 .iv H' ll 'Zi 1' .F 3.5193 324' Hg qv, 1, iiis 5514 u cial' it ., 'l ' .Au 1: , 18 5. 1 A 5 ,,, ,,. 5 , f lgnzi T 5 5 ' Eyre' - 1 'gufli' 5:5 5-I l ' J rl il ggi. , mi .7 51. 1, it A-.f rif f' 1 fflfl VM: ri: lla- . 62931, it lfll , 'ilk' 'r' ' ' 'ite . . g nf V 5- T . mi ,,. ,ygqfi at-, '. ,, - r.,m-J, f f 2. -- 'U . 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BETTY WALKER Petite, is in the Home Ec Club and secretary ot the Science Club, will be a Home Ec teacher. BETTY WEATHERFORD Charming, belongs to the Camera Club, is going to be a private secretary. IEANIE WELCH Sagacious, is a member of the Travel Club: hopes to be a music teacher. WILLIS WELLS Sober, is in the Science Club: is going to be an aviator. CLINTON WHEAT Unpretentious, participates in the Machine Shop: wants to be a machinist. BILLIE PAYE WILLIAMS Wisttul, is secretary of Dramatics Club, vice- president of N. F. L., and a member of Hi-Y, plans to major in speech. BILLIE IO WILLIAMS Ingratiating, is in the Dramatic and Hi-Y Clubs: wants to make a good wife. ' FRANCES WRIGHT Gracious, excels as secretary of Senior Class, treasurer of Hi-Y, and member of Library Club: has eyes on WAACS. BARBARA YOUNG Artistic, is art editor of the Buckaroo and member of Camera and Hi-Y Clubs: would like to be an illustrator. ,,.,A. ....1... f v gf xg Lf?- v 23 .'. 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The coronation proved to be one of the most impressive and elaborate in the school's history, and the Buckaroo staff, under the direction of Mrs. Mac Smith and Mrs. Lace, outdid itself in designing and executing the circular setting for the stage. An innovation was the ramp running the complete length of the center of the auditorium, on which the favorites and their escorts made their way to the stage. This, as Well as the circular stage, indirect lighting glowing from White pillars, and huge gold notes on a background of white satin on blue, gave the event the air of a Broadway production. Announcer for the evening was Christine Abernathy. The Great Lord Chamberlain was Iames Dixon, and the Crown Bearer was Ann McAaron. The setting, as well-as the Queen and her court, left nothing to be desired in the way of an ideal Coronation. l I 1 J tr 'Tf Q 5 ill? 4 N , L I It 5 L A , ' 9 T1 fl r 1 .Intl ,. t 'Al 'il :lim ami! lit! -ill if f sq , f gg ..Q,':g, ' 45' ill, 1' , V W, WPNATLS up, Heil, HAZIE! W Eg, F F I E I Q ff 1 ' y,,e5,M . ' Q Q 5 5 Q 3 . :Pl f I . Q ! l I 4 f I 3 ' I f 'G-Q1 I WMS so furvwy? doc ? -DME fora thi bell. G1 -,Q 6 ' 5 v F - ag: 9 rf? rd' ,l , EI Spfxwish Club GEORGES lea INTERESTING, i5'NT iT? Look whols lookiNG, ,i i f ,, ! vu , J A Maia ' YYUY ' G'l' , .. s - ,vf IALXXJ' fl. ' It f7l,,vCf-fi LUV? ffp .1 45 9 'E -.1 ,ff JW M1 AL X- K U Q N ' Q 5 gf! L QT RN w ,3 ' ffi f '. , .fm W I I v ig G' 5-,J Il.. if 5 ,ps :IK x V ,. I .Q tx 1. 4 iii Sim. r lax hw.. ..... ,. ., ,,, , fnavt' ' Lt. Dorothea D. Engel, Army nurse, who after the battle of Bataan was . evacuated to Correqidor, and later to the United States, is our idea of W' a true American. rttt on Q if U: 5' EZ Q 5. 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I. , F' ffxi' K, .l-1 .IVV , K-F '54 1. gf' .if W 4. ' ,nv , . 1. ,Q ' 2 V 'D ' :if M,- .. I , ,Q- 1 4' 4.4 5 'rf 3. , .74 I f ,. v. . K . L '- . x , U, ,.,,., , . ,1 1 g,vf':' 'wg y-.f V44 I, 802 Nl if 4 , f .X IJ Ya' I fs 1 yi? Q' 4 f lv' M 3 1 ' '3 Q ls. f I ff M iii, ff' :fi ff ff 4f'5fL in 1 , 1 f KF' , , , iff. 6 ,iw ' , ff ig-.,T ' , lx vw 1 1 v ', w'. 1 .. ,, A Y :fy 1 -' ...lg f - Lis V- ga-4 fzigsqf ' ,f M?L.3,. I f I V 5 5 QS. MQ, -1,2 W ,Q SE-' fi-f , , Co B T DUTY DARRELL GUTHERY - Tiny, aiven honorable mention in the United Press poll. ' TOMMY CRUSE - Made 2nd All-State team as chosen by the Associated Press Writers. NORMAN CAREY - Honorable mention in the Associated Press Poll ot All-State football players. TE IACK RAY '--- Chosen tor the second consecutive year by both United Press and Associated Press sgoortswriters as All-State fullback. COACH ECK CURTIS So much has been said in praise of Eck Curtis, and he has so many achievements, that it is hard to draw a thumbnail sketch of him in one paragraph. In the eight years that Coach Curtis has been in Breckenridge, he has produced teams which tive times have advanced to the state play-offs. This is a record of which any school may be proud. But, proud as We may be of him as a coach, we are doubly proud of him for the sense of sportsmanship and fair play which he has instilled into every boy with which he has ,had contact. Breckenridge points with pride to Eck Curtis: the best high school coach in Texas. -I LINE COACH G. B. MORRIS This was the last year that Geeber was on hand to help turn out another fine Buckaroo squad. Soon after the start of the season he was called for service in the Army Air Corps at Lubbock. However, while he was here, he did his best to lay the groundwork for the great team that Breckenridge had this year. It was due to his untiring Work with those boys on the line that the Buckaroos were able to master their powerful ground offense. Breck Hi will long remember Cf. B. Morris for the work he has done here, and it is hoped that he will be back as soon after the War as possible. if cs.-.. A , 0 ali ' ' -'Y l CAREY COX CRUSE DIXON BUCKAROGS This year, Breckenridge High School turned out one of the greatest teams of its history. Powered by a fleet, hard-charging backfield running from their tricky T formation behind an impregnable forward wall, the Buckaroo team went far in the state football race. The team did have an unusually good season. They were defeated once early in the season and tied with Abilene, but for many, many weeks thereafter it was Breckenridge all the way. They won the district championship with apparent ease, although all the Buckaroo boosters real- ized that behind the smooth-running team lay day after day of gruelling practice and hard, dirty, sweating work. The Buckaroos then defeated Waco in the bi-district game and Lufkin in the quarter-finals, and were finally defeated by Austin in the semi-final stage of the race. To us the Buckaroos represent the very finest example of what a good, clean, hard-hitting, sports- manlike team should be. To Coach Eck Curtis and his fighting Buckaroos, Breckenridge High School owes a great deal more than can be expressed in Words. Cox carries the mail. m :D-j.fl - - LL,- Alf A N gy I' . rf' ,- DODD FAMBRO GUTHERY IOHNSON BBECKENRIDGE 14, WICHITA FALLS 25 The Buckaroos suffered defeat at the hands of the Championship Wichita Falls team in our second encounter of the season. The Bucks were leading at the half, and the gamellwas much closer than the 25-14 score indicates. The Bucks ran hard, plunging plays, but were unable to stop the seasoned Coy- otes' vaunted aerial attack. This early season defeat led most sports writers to overlook the Buckaroos as possible contenders for the state title. BRECKENBIDGE 7, ABILENE 7 The Bucks next played Abilene to a sevenvseven tie. They started rolling in the second period with a pass interception by Dixon on the Eagles' 23-yard line. Big lack Ray carried the mail over for the Bucks' only tally of the game. In the closing minutes of the fourth period the Buckaroos threatened by three pushes toward the goal, but the drive came too late. This tie further cinched predictions of a gloomy future for Breck I-li's team. Paul takes over in the Austin game. X P Q 'J C -al? in il ff' O LUKE MINCI-IEW RAY BOWEN BRECKENRIDGE 26, LUBBQCK U The first big victory of the season was at hand for the Bucks when they met Lubbock in Buckaroo Stadium on October 9. Playing brilliant ball throughout the entire game, the Buckaroos crushed the overrated Westerners by a count of 26 to O. This game gave the first indication that we had a fair passing attack, and Carey for the first time proved his ability as a broken field artist. This was the game in which the Bucks first discovered that they really had a ball club. BRECKENRIDGE 32, STEPHENVILLE O Breckenridge played its first district game in Stephenville. lt rained throughout the game and the field was a mire of mud and water. By smashing Stephenville 32 to O, the Bucks showed that they could play ball on any type of field. The end of a fifteen-yard sprint. .- 9 -qs My 'i .ty i ---'fm N 'QM M, ,AF , -A A... . ' 'lf ,v A ya ALLEN , ALE ,ND R. . BOWEN CAMPBELL fl ,pl li' s I I ' ,IM 11, I 0 A ,'l 4 ,vi , , 15 t ----5 53,RANGER6 The Buckaroos won t second of their long string of victories when they trounced Ranger, 53 to 6. This game was won with a minimum of effort, and Rangers lone tally came when they passed a long, high ball to the end zone. By this time the Bucks were in their stride and well on their way toward a district championship. BRECKENRIDGE 37, WEATHEBFORD O Breckenridge had its first taste this year of gas house tactics when we played Weatherford. However, matching them with an eye for an eye, the Bucks pounded their opponents with a 37 to U victory. The game was not won, however, without injuries. lack Bay was temporarily put out of com- mission and was not able to play as much as usual in the following two games. Another easy six points. 1 Ht ff Bi B-nv tml gf' 'C ,Jap if - , I f CORBETT CREECY DEERE E 7 1 ' , M ft! ' it T G6 3 Q Y , X, K V , ' J JM ww Jfrfvtjll-Q1 W E E lj E 79, EEowNwooD 0 The Bucks c ne gh ai y ef ting the Brownwood Lions, 79 to O. Coach's boys did nearly everything in the way o g 1 d i Everyone on the squad saw some playing, and second string fullback Paul Sin? ia lot toward passing and running the Buckaroos to victory. K 0 ,7 0 BRECKENRIDGE 74, MINERAL WELLS O The Mineral Wells game proved to be merely another light workout for the Bucks as they thun- dered on toward the district championship. This was a different story from the l94l game, which gave many Buckaroo fans near heart failure. However, this year Coach played everybody on the bench except Dr. Wray, and there was never any doubt about the final outcome of the game. George goes up. 9 GALLAGI-IER GRAY GR BRECKENRIBGE 60, CISCO O The Buckaroos went wild again when they played the Cisco Loboes on Thanksgiving Day. This was the game that sent Breckenridge to meet Waco in the bi-district playoff. The Bucks made another race track out of the field as they ran, passed, and plunged their way to a 6O'O win. BRECKENRIDGE 27, WACO 21 For the fifth time in the last eight years of Coach Curtis' management, the Breckenridge Buckaroos advanced into the state playoff. The Buckies met the Waco Tigers on a cold, dry afternoon in Buck- aroo Stadium, and proceeded to roundly outplay and defeat them in a 27-21 game. The game was not as close as the score might indicate, for the Buckaroos were leading by 21 points in the final quarter when they relaxed and allowed the Tigers to slip in two touchdowns. However, this last minute drive, which had several thousand fans on their feet in a frenzy, bogged down and the game ended with the Buckaroos in possession of the ball. The Buckaroos had a hard fight, but it was their ball game allthe way. The team of Ray and Carey combined to spark the great Buck running attack, and the Brecken- ridge team simply would not be beaten. Bugs skirts right end. EEN MEHAFFEY 3' ' 4 B? A All ....,. A ,, 1 f A I v , . - . It , ' ll J 'ff it Y Q O W M ..., U I JL it ' : ,.lt,.s--',,r H1 REED ROBINSON SPAIN MEADOR BENDEI BBECKENRIDGE 21, LUFKIN 13 An underrated Breckenridge Buckaroo eleven, that Wasn't supposed to go particularly any place, provided the surprise upset of the quarterfinals by stomping into the ground the highly touted Lufkin Panthers. Confident of victory from the moment they arrived in Breckenridge, the Lufkin eleven had a sad, sad surprise in store for them. The Bucks played superb ball throughout the entire game, and they deserved their hard-earned victory. They were prepared for the game both mentally and physi- cally, and the great backfield functioning perfectly behind a solid forward wall could not be stopped. BBECKENRIDGE 7, AUSTIN 28 ln Austin, the Buckaroos met a team that was riding at the peak of a highly successful football season. The Maroons were in perfect physical shape for the encounter, while the Buckaroos were seriously handicapped by the loss of Norman Carey, Breckenridge's master at broken field running. Austin functioned perfectly, and for the day, their long-legged, lanky backfield men were too much for the gallant Bucks. They bowed to the team that eventually became State Champions, and, although they lost, the Buckaroos realized that they had a great season and a greater team. Norman takes it over. 3 y I P . 1 r,.. s 1 56- . PHYSICAL EDUCATION This year, for the first time, nearly all students of Breckenridge High School were enrolled in physical training courses. The boys' classes, supervised by Coach Eclc Curtis and Mr. Lawson, consist of daily calisthenics followed by the running ol an obstacle course. The day's exercise is rounded ott by 20 minutes of vigorous football. The girls' classes, supervised by Miss Wisdom, have participated in body build- ing exercise and have been instructed in First Aid by Mrs. Mable Thompson and Mrs. Hemphill. These courses are doing much to pre- pare the boys and girls of Breck Hi for active military service. , :QQ -'1 1 f X K H I Nah Q n 46 Q 'ff-ta, K+ rv. ' 5 , 9' AB-351125 'if I .pai .ATC ,I , I 4.-1, ' zfff ? 1 1 5-WNW. K , Q 'LS 'Y ' ,QJWZWZ9 Q 15? n' ML , H J' 'I r Q f 1 if X ., LZ Luka LEFHNGWEII ,Lafc E5 7440 xyiliij v lu' HRSUQWQIF' , ,gf 1 'Q wr.. , MYQASKETB LL Al IEY Oop QQ Vf'54p1km,ff1 ' Hg-W-W L ig' I M ' ,-. A, 1 P' '24 ,F .. ' I 1 ,, . Q . fi, W h ' 15- : . gf 1'-' I' ' L1 ,A Qwwiq, 'S 5' gy .wif . A 'Q , 4-.Qif , I - -r ' ' I A 1 ' A s1.' 1 gba,-EX!! 6 Giga I U CJK I CEN A 'TFA ,.':' nf 15 gl'-A rg? 1943 DISTRICT CHI-X PIO -nn-,u- Q n Q g'..g ,, .- Buss scones wiTh A face shof H awfsggg u ns V M Di'xoN Ray Mimchew B K TBALL AS E Did IT Go ThROUGh E' lx, ' - an A,..f.M. - ua., .. W . 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The club, coached and sponsored by Mr. Kennedy, islmczde up of our best tennis players cmd those students who gre par- ticularly interested in this sport. 'Q ,f 'Y' Q 2 f. I R ,f ,Q Y .' 4 L , 0: A ',,.,..-. Y 'A'l.f..11:iff'5:T 2 W 'M' A . A-r 1 . , I A I Qi in llN'll'RAMlUlRAlL SPORTS Each year as spring rolls around, every student in High School begins to pursue a favorite sport. Here are shown Physical Education girls participating in Archery, Badminton, Shuf- tleboard, and Volleyball. Definitely not classified as sports are the calisthenics and obstacle courses for both boys and girls. e' W 3, ., . ,,.ii gif' ng war .49 I ' i Rig J. -.Ql34..'- f -1 A ., 'llbvfx ..I '. 41 ,- ..' -I1 A4 3 .O 1 Qwalbvf HM Barnes-Williams Drug Burrs Department Store Hub Clothiers Dr. Bruce Snider Carey's Confectionery Kinchen Insurance Co. Vincent Grocery Sears Roebuck 6: Co. Baum's Department Store I. C. Penney 6 Co. Western Auto Store Texas Electric Service Co. Douglas Anderson Co. Stewart's Bakery A. C. Andrews Cleaners M. E. Daniel First National Bank Alexander's Inc. King Appliance Co. Community Public Service Co. Granberry Grocery Stephens County Abstract Co. Bryan Atchinson Sweeney Insurance Co. Dr. L. C. McKnight Dr. W. S. Parks I. G. Harrell R. E. Bowers Trammell Insurance Co. Edwards. Iewelry Co. The Cinderella Bowen Drug Co. I. A. Boyle Gutherie Iewelry Co. E. R. Maxwell Chemical Process Co. Walton's Studio Cen-Tex Supply Co. I. Lee Iones Continental Oil Co. Dunigan Tool 6 Supply Co. Hart's Grocery United Pipe and Metal Corp. Breckenridge Lumber Co. Y-Not-Eat Ruth's Motor Co. I. A. Bates C. B. Newby Brown-Naylor Oil Co. I. E. Cox Breckenridge Tool and Supply Rockwell Bros. G Co. A. Heck Iack's Drive Inn Minchew's Grocery Thorpe Furniture Co. Breckenridge Furniture Co. Blake Iohnson Floyd Iones Bender's Department Store Ewing-Christian Hardware Co Essie's Beauty Shop Safeway Store Employees Botkin's Grocery A. P. Food Stores Kate Little Beauty Shop R. E. 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'l- V .Uv d0eu 'P,: 00,11 lo --xx f WWC- 'maxi ' Vx-' ' f- ' Q6-'c e,, 'U C5110 tvChxxf,x XTXUXXX X 'Il-Ur X--an ww' rl, bg :Iago Q Rf-xxx kfX,:i' Aql, fy I ' g' fl-r., lf,r Qi: ,bile .ala Mm- 11,711 l 4-,li X ' .Th fl,'l':j,f4' 10110 QQUA 'I V- 'f'f1- VT- 'QQ : '1.04'I: if-,I n, X 'f.,X I7 J, Ib Q- ' V,-tl. ' ,X lp,-, ' 1. --.QQ A 'ff' -' ,Ql- 'h, as Q ,I 'X N 'nv ' Sl : QA .Xu Bulb- Q55 g T10 CLUB ,yo-odlm-rJfALw du- The Dramatic Club is for students with a flair for acting or stage work. The sponsor, Miss 'Billie Ratliff, is an enthusiastic leader for the members. Io Ann Elliott is president, and Pat Henry is vicepresident. Billie Faye Williams is secretary-treasurer and Beverly Cain, parlia- mentarian. Betty Williams is the newly elected reporter. The members are as follows: Christine Aber- nathy, Beverly Cain, Evelyn Campbell, Lois Cox, Frank Dunigan, Io Ann Elliott, C. L. Fisher, Doris Gracey, Gene Ann Gregory, lane Hal- lauer, Pat Henry, Connie Mac Hood, Ioan Hood, Beth Iames, Walter Blake Iohnson, Bill Parks, Betty Lou Ray, Eugene Ray, Leon Sheinberg, Kathryn Stephens, Iulia Sweeney, Glen Vin- cent, Betty Williams, Billie Faye Williams. A ,W . AK ' , ,L il ,.,,,.-,A Q t 1 M J A A W g ..4 climax' 5153? N, r ,Lu '-. 4,-: , ,K t . ., .1.f', , H.M .5 fa-V' UL! V i 'L ,lg Us if T E BUCK B00 The l943 Buckaroo Annual Staff had a definite purpose in mind when it started to work this year -to make the l943 Buckaroo bigger, better, and different. Editor Pat l-lenry's originality came in good stead as he capably directed the efforts of his staff toward a better yearbook, While Business Manager Bob Mosley did an excellent job of raising enough money to put the Buckaroo over. Frank Dunigan Was a capable and hard-working assistant editor. Much of the credit for the Buckaroo should go to the expert photographer, Rex Cantrell, and his assistant, Billy Tom Price, who took, developed, and printed most of the photographs in the book. As circulation managers, Billie Faye Williams and Effie Birdwell made it unsafe for any student without a subscription to be found on high school hill. Five of the most efficient members of the staff were the class editors: Senior Editor lo Ann Elliott and her assistant, Beverly Cain, who also served as typisty lunior Editor Gene Ann Gregory, Sopho- more Editor Betty Williams, and Post Graduate Editor Frances Ball. Frances is also responsible for the successful handling of the military section which is a job that carries a lot of responsibility. Doris Gracey and Milton Stewart, as co-editorial editors, spent many an hour Wfacking their respec- tive brains attempting to get the right thing said in the right Way. As a grand art editor and a swell sport in general, Barbara Young was an editor's dream come true. She had what w s perhaps the hardest job on the staff, and carried it through with great success. - , er t ' of fai ul workers was Sports Editor lohnny Clarke, who is responsible for that big at se i , da Hood a Glen incent, lr., who as booster editors spent many weary after- , i n ' m cka Booster Club I N t, u a as i 'o ' g d more than capable Faculty Advisor Mrs W. B. c o k t s f I s through her broad experience and under- it e r C1 . xy r o t, ar D n .. ' , . ve o yt uw di t ' my st d rLcii-i p i B ck roo f ards its ultimate goal--a better yearbook. , ,X .flirt . f ' 'ff me Clam Etuorr STEWART Banca' Bmnwfti lfvfttmms Gneeonv Wttu LI If -' -v ' -u-I--:I-wupgquqp I.,:g,,,ww., ' - 31.1.-'!.. . ' . A PAT HENRY EDITOR-lN- OIIIEE FRANK DUNIGAN ASSISTANT EDITOR BOB MOSLEY BUSINESS MOR. MRS, LACE SPONSOR BARBARA YOUNG ART EDITOR REX CANTRELL PHOTOGRAPHER JOANN ELLIOTT SENIOR EDITOR GENE ANN GREGORY JUNIOR EDITOR BETTY wILLIAMs SOPHOMORE EDITOR FRANOEO BALL OST GRAD SOLDIER EDITOR I EFHE BWDWELL CIRCULATION mens. A BILLIE F, WILLIAMS .3 JOAN HOOD BOOSTER CLUB GLEN VINCENT BEVERLY CAIN TYPIST BILLY T PRICE ASSISTANT RIIOTOERAPIIER DUNS GRAW EDITORAL EDITORS ' -if MILTON STEWART JOHNNY CLARKE SPORTS EDITOR . ' Lg ' I ', Env. L I 344 IL -' 37 hw- 1 LARKE BALL VINCENT HOOD DUNIGAN UB NTRE LL PRICE I HONlElMlKEPiS The Future l-lomemakers Club is composed of the members of the various home economics classes of Breckenridge High School. The officers are: Mrs. Harold Thomas, spon- sor: Dorothy Wright, president: Anna Doris Sneath, vice-president, Flora Mae Pollard, sec- retary, Elouise Fambro, historian, Iackie Stoker, reporter: Wanda McMichael, parliamentarian: Pauline lones, song leaderg and Gene Ann Gregory, pianist. The I-lomemakers have devoted all of their efforts to preparing themselves for the wartime emergency. Each girl has renovated old cloth- ing for herself or some member of her family. They have studied nutrition, and have pre- pared meals which are well balanced accord- ing to the new rationing program. To round out their Work for Uncle Sam, they have recently enrolled in a home nursing course. F.F.ll. The Breckenridge Chapter of the Future Farmers of America consists of boys who are enrolled in vocational agriculture courses and who plan on making agriculture or ranching a career. The club is sponsored by Iim Wilker- son and Doyle Graves. The officers are Presi- dent Robert Ledbetter, Vice-President Henry Dodd, Secretary Wandle Dyches, Treasurer Quincy Corbett, Parliamentarian Tom Richard- son, Billy lohnson, farm watch dog, and Charles lohnson, historian. The main study of the vocational agricul- ture class is food production. The F. F. A. has carried on an extensive program toward the betterment of farm conditions and animal hus- bandry. They have planted Victory Gardens, culled hens to build up egg production, treated live- stock and poultry for diseases, vaccinated and dehorned cattle, built trench silos, pruned fruit and shade trees, carried on soil conservation program on home farms, held a spring calf show, and carried on an average of three projects and nine supervised practice jobs on home farms. This course provides a Well rounded program for the prospective future farmer. ..,Z g .-T'.,.'. 3-27 - Q Quin lln ... 8.8.8. EX N The local Sea Scout Ship, the SSS Texan, has long been a leader amofiq the civic orqanizations at the younqer people ol Breckenridge. Last year, :or the second tiine iii ihree years, the local ship was chosen as a member ct the Natgonal Flagship Fleet. This honor aocs to only twenty ships throughout the entire United States. Meetinas are held each Wednesday niaht when tests are passed, protects are discussed and worked an, and once a month lull dress ceremonies are held. Pour times each year the ship holds a briclqe ol honor and dance to recoanize advancement and present awards. The dances are a part ot the social proaram ot the ship. Camping and sailina on Possum Kingdom Lake carried on durinq warm weather. The Sailboat SSS Texan is docked at the Sea Scout Base at Pose sum Kingdom. This oraanization combines the hiqhest ideals ot manhood with an active proaram ot sailing, swim' ming, and athletics, and the result is a pleasinq combination to all members. 9 ,J GIRLS HI-Y The Girls' l-li-Y is a club made up of girls that are leaders in school and community activities. The primary objective ol the l-li-Y is to mold a moral and spiritual foundazion that each member will carry on through life. Each Monday night the girls of the Hi-Y meet in the Y. M. C. A. They are under the capable sponsorship ot Mrs. Mac Smith. Four chairman are elected at the tirst oi the year to arrange for the programs throughout the following months. They are Personality Chairman, Citizenship Chairman, Religious Chair- man, and Social Chairman. New members oi the club are initiated at the beginning oi the school term and at mid-term. The club has gone all out for victory. Last year all ot the members took a course in First Aid, and this year those who were most interested in nursing were enrolled in a Nurses Aid class and when the course was linished, helped at the Breckene ridge Clinic. Some ol the girls are taking an active part in the USC. The girls worked hard on the scrap drive the school spon- sored, and have done their part in the buying of stamps and bonds. Every tour weeks the club has some kind of social. Among these are the annual chicken spaghetti supper, to which guests are invited, picnics, Weiner roasts, parties and swimming at the Y. M. C. 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First Bow: Alice Hallauer, Bernadine Kleinielder, Betty Glover, Billie Lemmons, Blake lohnson, Mr. Burk- ett, lNynn Blackburn, Eugene Bay, Henry Fulbright, lohnnie Waters, Billy George Evanott. Second Bow: Betty Walker, Norma Gene Collins, Estrella Mehaffey, Elois Crum, lames Morgan, Bobby lohnson, Laura lulian Bowles, Barbara Black, Bobert Cotton, Guida Crum, Shirley West, Cole Baggett. Third Bow: lacliie Bingham, Charlotte Kleinfelder, Donald Bolls, G. W. Davenport, Earlene Cooper, lohn Louis Shannon, Betty Tean Lawrence, Cecil Davis, Harold Shaw, lirnrnie Barros. Fourth Bow: C. L, Fisher, Billy Baye Austin, Sam Houston, Frankie Bobbins, Mary La Verne Draper, Toby Frice, Barbara Kleinlelder, Dorothy Carrell, Burton Tones. Fitth Bow: Harold Dyches, Allen Burl Alexander, Ned Mabery, l. M. Guthrie, Lloyd Harris, Billy Torn Price, Clint Taylor. wr. Q 5 -1 X52 I if g X g.. E. , v j,,'1:,Q' E , 5, 'jj A MWA ,, f-4 .,, xi? . uw. ' v .f a- I' 1 9 - , , G 44 3 Y .EQ ,A--5 QA, :Q -V5 35 K ,, M if 1' . ' t ' yi, w ez 3 :uf ff K - g Ya 'SS V B . s . Q 4? Q 'kg' X K' Qin 5 -N an X ,:--f -.--, 9.5 3 'S , n m vefrlf. H Ax 'F vii 1' v T S. T 1 if X f ' Q J, f 45 5-. gv Q Q -Bi 1 . 5 E 'r M 'A' ' J' if U .Ilia ' V r 4 ' ' m .,, ,Q 1 .44 , 6 ANS? -' 5 x X ' ig v gaf,+ggxg gd, .L fir Ax o'i ' ' A 'N ' ,H ,I 2. ' 1' 1 ' Q A'L, r Q1 fs mf. 1 f - ,A T' ,' 1: .KT kc f 1 V v Q P H- Aa - fi 1 A , . - L FHM H38 L IBB BY CLUB The Library Club is composed of stu! dents who work in the library and are interested in this type of work. The club combines instruction with pleasure, and all members get a great deal of pleasure out of the organization. Mrs. R. H. Guinn is the sponsor, and Bobby Io Guiles is president. The vice- president is Charlene Echols, secretary- treasurer is Gerald Ledbetter, and Mary lo Cornog is reporter. Members are: Maurine Bivins, Mary lo Cornog, Edward Dowell, Billie Dunn, Wan- dle Dyches, Charlene Echols, C. L. Fischer, George Earl Flynn, Bobby Io Guiles, T. C, Hefner, Gerald Ledbetter, Margaret Helen McCarthy, Betty Newton, Estelle Owens, Frances Price, Louise Slaughter, lo Ann Souter, and Frances Wright. ,nr- A N tryin . 'v NQQJ 'ir ,1 .4 JN . ,hd N... 'in CA BA CLUB The Camera Club was newly organized this year and is made up of students who are inter- ested in photography. Mrs. W. R. Lace sponsors the club, and vet- eran photographer Rex Cantrell is president. Vicepresident is Milton Stewart, and Charlotte Kleinfelcler is secretary-treasurer and Io Ann Elliott is the reporter. The members are as fol- lows: lack Bird, Rex Cantrell, Io Ann Elliott, Ioan Hood, Otis Keith, Charlotte Kleinfelder, Bernadine Kleinfelder, Billie Lemmons, William Meador, Delbert O'Neal, Billy Torn Price, Lyn- dell Stewart, Leon Sheinberg, Patricia Tram- mell, La Verne Tumlinson, Doris Lee Tuton, Dolores Witcher, Ruth Woodfin, Barbara Young, Charlotte Stagmiller, Lucille Clay, Margaret Ann Webster, Charles Crum, lane Hallauer, Betty Weatherford, Mary Ann Burress, Loraine Coop, Hobbie Nell Still, Bob Mosley, Iean Spain, Frances Ball, Evelyn Campbell, Milton Stewart. il gn 'Q-W, 't .pa- 4. I i 91 The Ready Writers, sponsored by Mrs. lohn P. Bailey, is an organization designed to develop the creative talents of its members along the line of essay writing and theme composition. The President is Nell Blevins, Vice-President is Mona Moore, Secretary Beverly Cain, and Reporter Billie lo Bean. The members are Billie lo Bean, Nell Blevins, Willie lo Brewster, Darrell Burton, Beverly Cain, Ruth Ann Bennett, Marjorie lohnson, Mary Nell Davis, Bobbie lo Finley, Wanda Gibbs, Dorothy Keith, Alfred Morrison, Irene Swift. The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. W. B. Lace, is open to all those who are taking or who have had Spanish. lt goes into the background and history of the Spanish language. Officers are Presi- dent Bobbie Io Guiles, Vice-President Betty Blain, Secretary-Treasurer Estelle Owens, Program Chair- man Mabel Ruth Holland, and Parliamentarian Mary Lois Gilland, Other members are Betty lo Babek, Billie lo Bean, Maurine Bivins, Willie lo Brewster, Mary lo Cornog, Cordelia Cox, G. W. Davenport, loan Greenlee, Charlotte Kleintelder, Billie Lemmons, Bobbie McWhorter, Harold Mann, Oleta Pen- dleton, Louis Perez, Frances Price, Estelle Smith, Anita Thames, and La Verne Tumlinson. A . X Responsible for all high school publicity in the local newspaper is the Press Club. Sponsored by Mrs. I. C. Burkett, the club is made up of Billie lo Bean, Isabelle Hall, and Rosa Mallory. All news items originating on High School Hill come from the pens ot these writers. Open to all speech students is the local chapter of the National Forensic League, sponsored by Mr. T. M. Iames. This club promotes advancement in all forms ot speech work, including debate, dramatic arts, and extemporaneous speaking. Members are Wayne Ghormley, Billie Faye Williams, Pat Henry, Mary Nell Cates, lohn Cunningham, Mabel Ruth Holland, Dorothy Shinn, and Virginia Ratlitt. M5531 46 ie! ABS CLUB No boy who has participated in ath- letics in Breckenridge High School would feel that his education was com- plete unless he belonged to the Mars Club. This organization is made up of some thirty-odd boys, all of Whom have gone out for sports. This club is an education in itself, and all the boys count it as among their favorite organizations. lB'q CLUB The B Club is an honorary society made up of those students of Brecken- ridge l-ligh School who have received the letter B as an award of merit. This year the B Club is composed of some thirty members, most of Whom are pictured here. These students have Worked hard to receive their letters, and the treasured B is a reminder, long after graduation, of outstanding work. ,thu E53 l.L M l S-IH BUS SCIE GE CLUB Members of the Science Club are students of Breckenridge High School who are studying or have had a course in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, or other science. This organization has long been noted for holding the record for the most obnoxious odors in the shortest possible time. The sponsor is Mrs. E. R. Maxwell and the officers are W. H. lones, president: Bobby Owens, vice- presidenty Betty Walker, secretary, Rex Cantrell, program chairman: Iohnny Clarke, parliamen- tarian: and Rosa Mallory, reporter. The members are Marjorie Childs, W. H. Iones, Frank Hart, Bobby Owens, Betty Walker, Glenn Bandy, Rex Cantrell, Bob Moseley, lohnny Clarke Rosa Mallory, Mabel Kilpatrick, Stanton Robinson, 1 Russell Clark, Bernadine Kleinfelder, Frances Ball, Effie Birdwell, Alfred Morrison, Fred Ferguson, I. M. 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